Digital Photography Lv.1
Take control of your camera. Make better photos.
This 8-hour course is aimed at beginners with little to no experience with camera settings and photo composition. It's the perfect starting point for any photography newbie.
Digital Photography Lv.1
The purpose of this course is to get you comfortable using your DSLR camera, its most useful functions and get ready to confidently put them to work. Gaining a solid understanding of must-know photographic terminology and composition techniques for creating compelling photographs.
After this class, you’ll consistently shoot stunning photos that get noticed.
Aperture & shutter speeds
We will walk you through these elements core elements of your DSLR, overcoming any confusion you may have had in the past and laying down a strong foundation
The manual mode
It’s just like learning anything, really! When you put all the building squares together and with some practice, your photography will blossom and your ability as a photographer will rapidly move onwards to the next level.
Creative composition
By simply applying some essential composition techniques, your photos can leap from the ordinary to just outstanding.
Landscapes & portraiture
Probably the most popular themes in photography, learn what actually contributes to the perfect landscapes, cityscapes and/or portraiture. This essential learning will manage you getting awesome pictures.
ISO & resolution
It isn’t that complicated! As you learn using your camera in manual mode, a basic understanding of ISO will aid you capturing the best results in any given situation.
Understanding light
Discover a whole new world of photographic opportunities, simply by understanding the main types of light and how they can impact your photography.
Balancing theory with hands-on practice. This course is about learning by doing.
x4 sessions included
x2hrs each session
x2 sessions lecture
x2 sessions hands-on practice
Class notes included: Photographer's field guide (digital format).
What you will need?
Your DSLR camera or any point and shoot with Manual controls
Selection of lenses you own
Fully charged batteries
A Tripod (if you have one)
An empty memory card for your camera
A notebook
